In this video, she talks about obstacles she had to overcome in her career, such as a boss giving her a kiss when she left her first journalism job.
“I became even more determined to prove myself in a male-dominated industry,” said Lublin, who almost left journalism but decided resistance was better.
Lublin was the first women to run a bureau at The Journal. She also was part of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize team at The Journal and broke the story of Steve Jobs’ liver transplant with a colleague.
“Through it all, I’ve championed women advancement in the newsroom,” said Lublin, who is sometimes mistaken as a subscription sales person when she calls sources.
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